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Looking to setup a small branch office with a Cisco Unified communications 320w. We're looking at a PRI, but I'm wondering if this device handles that connection out of the box. Or if I need to get an add-on of some sort. If the UC320W handles it out of the box which port plugs into the PRI?<br />
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Looking to setup a small branch office with a Cisco Unified communications 320w. We're looking at a PRI, but I'm wondering if this device handles that connection out of the box. Or if I need to get an add-on of some sort. If the UC320W handles it out of the box which port plugs into the PRI?

Thanks

Setup question for a Cisco Unified communications 320w

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